Dr. Stryker and his team will always be there for you when you have an oral health issue, but just as importantly, they are there to help you prevent those issues from happening in the first place. That’s what preventive dentistry is all about.
Preventive Dentistry
Dr. Stryker and his team will always be there for you when you have an oral health issue, but just as importantly, they are there to help you prevent those issues from happening in the first place. That’s what preventive dentistry is all about.
Our Favorite Toothbrush: The Nimbus
At Lincoln Crossing Dental Care, we love sharing tools that help our patients keep their smiles healthy between visits. In this quick video, Kate, our new patient coordinator, explains why the Nimbus toothbrush is one of our favorites. Created by a periodontist, it’s designed to be gentle on gums while still giving a powerful, effective clean.
Our Favorite Rinse: OraCare
Keeping your smile healthy at home doesn’t have to be complicated. In this quick video, Kate, our new patient coordinator, explains why OraCare rinse is one of our go-to recommendations. From fresher breath to healthier gums and cavity protection, it’s an easy addition to your daily routine that makes a big difference.
What is Preventive Dentistry?
Your teeth can stay healthy and strong for your entire life when you care for them properly. Preventive dentistry focuses on keeping your teeth and mouth free from decay and disease. When you practice good preventive care, we are better able to detect and treat potential problems early, which is not only good for your oral health, but has a huge impact on your overall health as well.
What Preventive Dental Care Entails
Every time you brush and floss your teeth at home, you are practicing preventive dental care, and every time you see Dr. Stryker and his team for a hygiene exam and cleaning, you are also practicing preventive dental care. In fact, anything you do to keep your teeth healthy and intact is considered preventive dental care, including:
Our Recommendations
The best way to keep your teeth and mouth healthier longer is to practice good preventive dental care. That means:
When you stay on top of your oral health, not only are you more likely to keep your teeth healthy for your entire life, but you are also taking an important step in preventing chronic and systemic illness in general, because a healthy mouth is essential for a healthy body.